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Drilling Cannon Super Bar


gonger
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Hello,

 

i recently received my 60 Inch Cannon Super bar. Now i am unsure wehre to drill the holes for the Mill. b2157e7b0d1953d12c2a1fbcc41d9252.png

 

In wich hole would you drill? I think 2 would be the best, but not sure if it is a good Idea for the nose of the bar...

 

I also marked the hole for the auxilery oiler kit. This one should be ok, right?

 

 

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I've bought it here, since i am from Germany:

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Just have a China Mill. I increased the thickness of the top clamping mechanism and thread bolded it. 

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Going to post some pics when i am in my workshop.

 

Yeah it was designed for clamping. But this takes just too much time for chain changing. 

I stopped the time and were by 5 minutes for my 107cm GB bar.

 

In my opinion the time wich i spend at the milling place is really valuable. 

My goal is to slab one whole tree , load it up to the trailer and store it in my workshop 1. Floor in just a day.

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